Nanking 1937

This book, resulting from a conference at Princeton University, examines the Nanking Massacre as a historical symbol and its implications for global understanding and reconciliation.

It includes contributions from scholars across China, Japan, the U.S.

, and Europe, providing diverse perspectives on the event and its ongoing impact.

The essays delve into the causes of the massacre, its historical context, and the challenges of remembering and healing from such atrocities.